Across
- 2. Began in late 19th century when quantum mechanics and theories of relativity start to occur.
- 4. Prescribe specific measurable tests necessary for a definition to apply.
- 6. The practical science done to advance our knowledge of life, the earth, and the universe.
- 11. The study of electricity and magnetism.
- 12. Models or describes an observed relationship among phenomena or properties under specified conditions.
- 14. Acceptable scientific standards.
- 16. Day-to-day research and is "puzzle-solving".
- 17. Present-day observations and experiments.
- 18. Obtained from measurements using calibrated instruments.
- 19. Provides workable or operational explanations of how the world functions.
Down
- 1. A particular sequence of distinct steps in which scientist rarely works.
- 3. Creates hypotheses and develops theories and laws pertaining to events in the unobservable past.
- 5. The study of thermal energy's relationship with and its conversion into other forms of energy.
- 7. A request made from an journalist reporter to the scientists who are qualified to review the report before it is published.
- 8. The study of how and why motion occurs.
- 9. Inferences based upon certain assumptions.
- 10. Began in the 17th century and brought mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, and etc.
- 13. Made by seeing, hearing, smelling, feeling, or testing.
- 15. The measuring unit of each quantity.
